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We all have a favourite story or stories that we have filed away in our memory banks. These may be fables, fairy tales, stories of family origins as told by an elderly relative or be even a naughty tale picked up from one of our friends and retold to a few of our buddies. When one shares one's favourite story one becomes a storyteller. This art of passing on information orally dates back to a much earlier time. The purpose of this article is not to deal with the development of oral language and the sharing of information around a smoldering fire but rather to deal with storytelling as an essential building block in the reading process.

Story Telling is Not Fibbing!